Star Energy Share Discussion Threads

[trotterstrading] 24/10/2016 21:19

Typo.. meant to say, the placing was not at huge discount

[trotterstrading] 24/10/2016 21:17

Barrie. Miton previously sold down after the Brexit vote, worth noting they sold at large profit (picked up the bulk of the shares in the 1.5p placing) i have it on good authority they wanted more this time around too, despite the fact the placing was. It at a huge discount. However the company declined as they did not he need extra funds.. that speaks volumes that me

[shrewdmole] 24/10/2016 19:20

For those sceptical do some dd and don't follow a poster.

Look at stars distribution partners and their clients and in some cases the updated online take up for each supplier...


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[barrieb] 24/10/2016 17:38

Looks like they have bought back plus a bit of what they sold based on 25/5 RNS.
Anyone have any ideas on this as seems a little strange. Perhaps they got a whiff of an upcoming fund raise and decided to reduce then bought back a nice round number @ 2.5p.
Anyway it has to be a positive so onwards and upwards hopefully.

[flashheart] 24/10/2016 17:11

RNS out. Miton Group cross 5% threshold. They are usually recognised as being quite astute in their dealings.

[trotterstrading] 30/9/2016 14:55

Hmm, seems a few wanted out.. no matter we build again from here. plenty more to come

[flashheart] 30/9/2016 14:43

This is for a company with a market cap of only 4m and growing at a rate of knots.

[tidy 2] 30/9/2016 14:39

Revenues from the 1,350 Helios units expected to be ordered in 2016 are estimated to amount to US$120,000. Revenues from the 5,000 Helios units expected to be ordered in 2017 and 2018 are estimated to amount to US$445,000. Total SAS recurring revenues in 2017 and 2018 from the units expected to be ordered in 2016 to 2018 are estimated at a minimum of US$150,000

[deeppockets] 30/9/2016 14:39

Excellent contract win!

[scuba doo] 29/9/2016 08:17

LOL, good old Al !

[jack jebb] 28/9/2016 13:47

Of course. Once he found out you weren't there, he stomped off and 2 footed tackled one of the waitresses.

[scuba doo] 28/9/2016 12:47

Did he ask after me ?

[suzyred] 21/9/2016 11:52

Whats your take on the recent Star price drop?

[cyberbub] 15/9/2016 16:16

How much more is there left of the YA Global loan?

[celeritas] 15/9/2016 08:10

Ok thanks for the reply.
I've seen plenty of placings for the right reasons do very well and as you say if its for an insurance deal then very positive.

[shrewdmole] 15/9/2016 07:47

Celeritas

I believe the company have said no placing.
Previously they said they would only raise funds on the back of a large order that required them to ramp up production.

My gut feeling is this is why they are in the city doing the rounds. If the insurance deal comes off production will have to go through the roof and at that point they will have to raise but probably only as minimal as possible as the directors hold so much. If that is the case the placing will be accompanied by insurance standard recognition which will be huge so it won't be an issue.

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[celeritas] 13/9/2016 16:04

I'm very positive about star but how can you say no placing?

[shrewdmole] 13/9/2016 14:00

Deep

That's without the insurance approval.

If they get the same validation that young drivers get with the black box it will blow this cap out the water.

The company aren't bullish as the directors are a little older and been here before and they don't Rns every contract.

However read between the lines and we have a company that's sorted itself out, have global partners and sales are going well. Add in several pilot trials and the insurance potential standard and it's a limited downside with a huge upside.

It will only be shrewd buyers taking stock here as aim is full of 30% in a day traders but this is a great buy at these levels.

A break even full year will see it double and if the insurance credit action comes through its several times current share price

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[deeppockets] 13/9/2016 13:50

Good update, last sentence was good! Every product generates monthly revenue (as well as upfront sale)and by some time next year monthly revenues should cover all main costs so huge upside then as sales are then straight to bottom line.

[ctaylorw1] 13/9/2016 12:34

Please follow the link to hear Chairman Michael Rosenberg speak about the company's product range and outlook for the rest of 2016.

[trotterstrading] 09/9/2016 18:09

Plenty of smart money taking advantage of the dip. Screaming bargain at under £4m Mcap. No placing. It's black and white in the RNS

[bernieboy] 09/9/2016 12:23

Thanks for the feedback guys. Holding tight!

[shrewdmole] 08/9/2016 20:16

I think any fund raise will be connected to the insurer approval as production will go through the roof.

I'd love to know what this weeks discussions in the city have been about.

Imagine as a householder you can buy a certain lock for you windows that saves you the same amount in your house insurance. That lock producer will control the market.

We aren't there yet but I'd bet that's the discussions.

Production will have to grow 10 fold and again so that will have capital cost implications.

If that is what we raise for certain people will make a fortune.

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[trotterstrading] 08/9/2016 13:46

READ THE RNS guys, you either believe what they are saying, i.e. no imminent fund raise, or you don't. I happen to think (on good authority) they are 100% legit.

I'm not against a fund raise - its the life blood of AIM stocks, its why they are here, but I don't like underhanded heavily discounted bucket shop deals. I don't for one minute believe this BOD are like that. Indeed they won 50% of company so its not in their interest